Can I get Money back on dyson recall heater

Test and replace igniter?
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-troubleshoot-gas-water-heater.html#igniter

Gene

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Rheem does not post service manuals.
One reason is that water heaters have changed rapidly last few years, and same model might have different features because Rheem experiments to see which products work after they are sold.

Calls to Rheem for DIY help are largely useless since they want you to call local installer or technician... who will sell you a new heater for more money.
Rheem wants to end DIY repairs since doing it yourself saves you money... which means Rheem, and Rheem-loyal service companies make less money.

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Gene

New government water heater standards

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Unlikely, but call the manufacturer to confirm.

Hi there, it's Jack at Dyson.

If you've returned your AM04 or AM05 heater to us for the engineering fix following the recent voluntary recall, we'll have it back with you as soon as we're able to. Our aim is to retrieve, fix, clean and return all affected heaters as quickly and painlessly as possible - this is free for all affected Dyson owners.

If you'd like to get in touch to discuss your concerns, please visit http://www.dysonrecall.com

Ya ever get it back??my switch went out on mine how do ya get it fixed?? It didn't last 1 winter o paid 350+ tax 4 this pos
want my money back NOW
We WE NEED CLASS ACTION LAY SUIT AGAINST THIS LIVING PURE HEATER COMPANY!!!!!

1) Electric water heater can be repaired, no need for new one.
Copy following links:
http://waterheatertimer.org/images/Water-heater-ther-ele-600.jpg
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-troubleshoot-electric-problems-with-water-heater.html#veryhot

2) Ordinary homeowner can turn 6-year electric tank into a lifetime tank.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-maintain-water-heater.html

3) If you replace heater, then buy inexpensive tank-type from local box store, and use coupon or offer 10% off. Read the product manual.
Avoid tankless at all costs unless you are rich.
No need to buy expensive water heater on the promise of thicker insulation or higher energy factor, or 'lifetime elements' or 'advanced technology', any other slicker promotion aimed at folks with the promise of a golden rainbow of money-saving-bliss if only you would spend more money. All costs are energy. Expensive water heaters do not pay back, and 1 repair will dissolve all anticipated savings. And expensive heaters can never be maintained to last as long as ordinary tank-type electric.

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Of course there is no question here, so let's parse that line.

My heater is dead: (okay, call a funeral home)
No lights: (get fresh lights, candles...whatever)
No nothing: (double negative, meaning something)
I need help: (psychiatric, grade school level writing?..)

1) Is there power to your heater? If so, there are lots of protective switches to prevent the motor/compressor from starting and self destructing due to loss of refrigerant because of a leak. The "no lights" worries me that there may be a logic board (if your model has one) that is fried. My suggestion is to fill in the pool with sand and send the repair money to me...

Here's a link to the site that has a phone number to call concerning the recall of last December.
Use it to determine if your model Patton heater was included in the recall.

http://thestir.cafemom.com/home_garden/113974/huge_walmart_heater_recall_over

There was also a recall in 1985.

Hello, I not sure if your having a problem with your current in-line heater and can't get to it to repair or replace it but, this is the most effective way of heating your tub water without adding water and I say this assuming that the heater is 220 volt and not 115volt. An on demand electric water heater would cost more money to operate then your current unit. A gas on demand heater would not function properly and would fail to provide the hot water you need. If you install a gas on demand water heater and use it to just fill your tub with hot water then you would save money in the long run and be able to use it for your whole house. Hope this information is helpful. If you have more questions please feel free to ask.